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HomeMy Public PortalAbout1969_05_14 MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF LEESBURG TOWN COUNCIL, MAY 14, 1969. A regular meeting of the Leesburg Town Council was held in the Council Chambers at 10 W. Loudoun Street , Leesburg , Virginia , on May 14, 1969 at 7 :30 P.M. The meeting was called to order by the Mayor, with Councilman Orr offering the prayer. Those present were : Mayor Kenneth B . Rollins , Councilmen G. Dewey Hill, Frederick R. Howard, Walter F . Murray , Robert A. Orr and John W. Pumphrey ; also Town Manager James W. Ritter, Jr. and Town Attorney George M. Martin. The Minutes of the meeting of April 30, 1969 were approved as written . Mr. Lucien Rawls of Transamerican Airports , Inc . reviewed briefly the case between his corporation and Chantilly Aviation. He said this case is still in postponement and they are working on a proposal to be presented to Council, and that they would continue to work on this pro- posal and it is hoped they can arrive at a solution satisfactory to everyone . He said his corporation is , he believes , the largest creditor of Chantilly. Mr. Zebley said he has .been working with Shenandoah Airlines , Inc . , who has presented a specific proposal and agreement to the Council, and this proposal is satisfactory to him. He introduced Mr. Leon Bonner, President of Shenandoah Airlines , who stated that Shenandoah is a Vir- ginia public service corporation regulated by the State Aeronautics Di- ' vivion of the FAA. They have a number of certificates of public con- venience and necessity to operate commuter routes in the State of Vir- ginia and are currently operating small aircraft between Charlottesville ' and Dulles , with their operation and maintenance located at Dulles at the present time . They feel that Leesburg Airport needs some good man- agement and they would like to pay off the debts of Chantilly Aviation and operate the needed facilities at the Airport in order to make it a paying operation. At the present time, they have options on 90 per cent of the stock of Chantilly , contingent upon being accepted by the Council as new stockholders under the terms of the Lease . _Mayor Rollins asked what type of agreement they have arrived at with the creditors of Chantilly . Mr. Bonner said he has contacted a great number of the creditors and has agreed to pay off these creditors in 30 days after they take over the Lease . The Mayor asked if the corporation has agreed to this or if he has . Mr. Bonner said he has agreed with the creditors ; that he has received answers from about 80 per cent of them. Councilman Hill said he noticed that the balance sheetsubmitted is dated May 15th and is unaudited. He asked "Why?" Mr. Bonner said they are going through recapitalization and it cannot be audited at the present time ; they are still in negotiation with some of the people and there is a question as to the method of raising certain pieces of capital . - In other words , they are in a state of flux . Councilman Pumphrey noted that Mr. Rawls is one of the largest creditors . Mr. Bonner said he has not contacted Mr. Rawls , nor has Mr. Rawls contacted him, but it has been brought to his attention that Transamerican is a creditor. Mr. Marshall Martin, attorney for Chantilly, said that this matter was brought on by litigation, wherein Transamerican filed suit against Chantilly and he represented Chantilly . As a result of this suit, cer- tain stipulations would be entered into which would cover that portion of the obligation that Mr . Bonner was speaking of. Mr. Rawls said there have been no agreements to any stipulations . The debt he speaks of he either holds outright or has an option on. The total is ap- proximately $38,500 . Mr. Bonner said these debts would be paid within 15 days if the proposed action is favorable to Council . The 30 days would be for trade .accounts that they have contacted. Councilman Off asked what the total debts of Chantilly are . Mr. Bonner said they are slightly inside $105 ,000 , which would include the $38 ,500 to Mr . Rawls . Councilman Murray said he would assume that the $300,000 proposed to be spent in improvements would be in addition to the $100,000 they would have to pay to acquire the stock ownership. He also asked when these improvements might be completed. Mr. Manner discussed T-Hangars at this time , as to what and how many they would plan to build. 29 MINUTES OF MAY 14 , 1969 MEETING. On questioning by Councilman Howard, Town Attorney Martin said 15 days are required to notify the Council of any change in stock owner- ship. Councilman Murray said the Airport Committee was hoping to have anothe proposition, if there is to be one . Fifteen days limits the time left to study another proposal if one is submitted. He asked that the Town At- torney guide them, if at all possible , in this decision. Councilman Hill said he did not believe any formal action could be taken tonight , that he would like to see a certified balance sheet and bank references from Shenandoah. He offered the following resolution, which was sec- onded by Councilman Pumphrey : BE IT RESOLVED that Chantilly Aviation be advised that this pro- posal from Shenandoah Airlines is not acceptable until it has been investigated by the proper Airport Committee , who will re- port back to Council, and the Town Manager is instructed to give the requisite notice , as provided in the Lease . Mr. Martin asked when these bank statements , etc . would be needed, CD to which the Mayor replied "By Tuesday . " Mr. Martin also said the issue CD is the transfer of the control of the stock of Chantilly and that the bank balances are not relevant to the question. He said Shenandoah L^ will put up any kind of Bond required by the Council . Q Councilman Orr asked Mr. Heubusch for any comments he might have . Mr. Heubusch then spoke at length, stating that he is probably the principal stockholder in Shenandoah and asking that Council act tonight on this proposal. He said they would be willing to furnish individual balance sheets , if Council would like , but that a balance sheet on Shenandoah would not show a true picture of what is available to them in the way of financing because this is a new corporation. He said that they could certify half a million dollars in a checking account at First & Merchants Bank or at other Banks . He said they would expect to pay out the $105 ,000 in debts of Chantilly within 15 to 30 days . It was suggested that perhaps an escrow account could be set up to pay off these debts if this is what Council wants , but he does not think this necessary . Further discussion continued and a roll call vote was taken on the motion above, with a vote of 4 to 2 , with Councilmen Howard and Orr voting against it . Mayor Rollins asked the Airport Committee to bring back a recommen- dation at the next Council meeting on May 28th and suggested that the escrow question be discussed. Town Manager Ritter reported as follows : (1) Advertisements on street resurfacing have gone out and bids are due in next Monday, we should have a recommendation for the next meeting . (2) The plans on the sanitary sewer on Route 15 south under the proposed By-Pass have not yet been approved by us because we have not received the final plans from the Highway Department . We need the plans in order that we might know where the bridge is going . (3) We experienced a little muddy water this afternoon from the 111 Phillips-Nickels Well. This Well was put into service about three years ago and this is the first time we have had any trouble with it. We have had muddy water from the Royal Street Well and from the Paxton Well several years ago. He said he feels this condition is due to the unusually dry condition - we are about 5 inches behind in rainfall this year. This well was stepped up this morning, but it has been cut back now and is off at the present time . This means that Paxton Well, which operates on demand, has to work a little harder. We have had an in- creasing demand for water recently due to the Car Wash, which uses about 13 ,000 gallons per day . Also a new laundramat'was recently put into V U MINUTES OF MAY 14, 1969 MEETING . operation. Mr . Ritter said he is concerned about this muddy water condition, particularly at this time . We have had a considerable number of customers added in the past five years - about 250, so there is a continual demand on water. He said he has mentioned several times the necessity of going to the Potomac River for water as quickly as pos- sible and this points it up more than ever. It would take two years to put it into service , even if the plans were_cdmpleted, so we will have to go through the summer of 1971 before this condition can be corrected, so it is of great concern. (4) The Contract on Project S-IV was just received last week and had to be sent to the insurance carrier for approval. An endorsement to the policy has been received this evening which apparently satis- fies the insurance agent , so he believes it a good idea to authorize the Mayor to sign the contract , contingent upon approval by the in- surance company. (5) Our 1969 Police car was lost by fire last Friday night . It was totaled. There was a short in the dimmer switch and there had been no indication prior to that . Even if there had been a fire extinguisher in the car, it would have done no good because this fire was being fed from the battery . Bolt cutters will be a necessity in all cars from now on. Lawrence Chrysler-Plymouth Corporation in Richmond called De- troit and they say they will make one more car for the Town of Lees- burg , same specifications and same price , so we are lucky to get this . There was a loss in the amount of $270 .00 on the radio equipment and • the insurance adjustor said he would investigate this also and rec- ommend that it be included in the loss . (6) We have had a number of requests recently as to whether sewer connections are available outside the corporate limits between the Plant and the corporate limits on Route 7 . I have been telling them we built the Plant for this purpose , but we are in no position to say Yes or No at this time , however, we expect to be able to serve the people in this area. (7) He pointed out highlights of a letter from the Northern Virginia Regional Planning Commission regarding District 8, of which we would be a member if we join. (8) Progress on the new Town Office Building has stepped up recently . The grill work is being put up for the ceiling and should be up tomorrow. Mr. Winfred Fishback is doing a' good job down there . (9) The 9 ' x 4 ' box culvert at Saffer 's Mill was completed last week and the Town crew is building the wing walls now. Mayor Rollins read a letter from the Potomac Basin Federation, an- nouncing that a meeting will be held in Frederick, Maryland on May 26th . The cost will be $7 .00 per person and he thought it a good idea if some- one from the Town goes . Mr. Forbes will attend this meeting. Councilman Pumphrey asked if Paxton Well was cloudy . ' Mr. Ritter said Mr. Peach had not looked at it this afternoon, but it could be - it is believed that the water in both wells comes from the same vein. Councilman Howard asked if there had been any complaints about rats in' Town, stating that there was one by his car yesterday at his house . Mr. Ritter said we had one complaint last week from people on South Street and permission was given one resident to shoot these rats . It was reported that the Sheriff has seen rats scurrying over the main streets • at night . Police Chief Kirk was asked about this and he said yes , there are rats noticed at night . Councilman Howard said he believes we should check into this . Mr. Ritter said' he would contact the Federal Government about exterminating these rats . He said it has been reported that some have been seen over by the Giant Food Store . Also, Mr. Archie Newton complains about the unsanitary garbage disposal at the Drug Fair and A & P Lot., where they leave the tops off the cans . Mr. Ritter said he would also check into this . Mr. Howard also mentioned the num- ber of pigeons in Town . Mr. James Tyler, in the audience , said he believed the rats got started when the dump was closed down. Since they have been digging out there on the sewer project , they have increased. Councilman Murray recommended the use of DECON to try to get rid of them. 31: MINUTES OF MAY 14, 1969 MEETING . Mayor Rollins referred the Draft of the Charter Agreement of the Northern Virginia Planning District Commission to the Laws and Adminis - tration Committee . Mr. Moody reported on the sewer projects as follows : On. S-I , they are still working on forming the walls of the digestor tank on the southeast side and it should be ready for concrete very soon . This will complete all tank pours , except for the south wall of the digestor and the Control Building . They are making good prog- ress on the secondary recirculating pumping station, and are starting work on the primary recirculating pumping station. He said he is still concerned about the labor problems and contemplated completion date of September . The engineer is writing a letter to English Con- struction Company about the labor situation and this letter will be signed on Monday when Mr. Williams returns . On S-II , there is some concern about the infiltration. Another inspection was made on the top half of the line today and was better. He said he wants to make a test after a heavy rain. The Field Engi- neer for Johnson and Williams and he went through and made a report on the line . He said he proposed to crawl through this line about every other manhole to be sure that the sealing of these joints is good and will hold up. A personal inspection should guarantee this . The bottom half of the line is not finished yet , however , we are get- ting better results since the pressure has been put on Gray . Final acceptance of this line is about two weeks away. On S-III , the manhole across Dry Mill Road has been completed, however, final clean-up is not completed yet . They are now working across Route 15 and hope to be through by the end of the week. However, they have run into some pretty heavy rock . . On S-IV, this is practically complete , except for the final clean- ' up. They were putting up the fence around the old Plant today . Mayor Rollins asked how they are sealing the joints . Mr. Moody said with lead wool and water-tight cement wherever there is any leak whatsoever. Councilman Pumphrey said he and Mr. Howard took a guided tour of the new sewage facilities with Mr . Moody and he believes all Council members should do this . The rezoning of the property located in front of the Hospital and the recommendation of the Planning Commission that this rezoning be de- nied was discussed. Councilman Murray said he believed most of the Planning Commission members feel that the zoning should not be changed in order to put the road in there . They believe a nursing home or something compatible would not be objected to by the citizens of the area . However, there are a lot of businesses that would come under the heading of "Commercial" that should not go in there . Councilman Hill said he concurs with the Planning Commission and he is in favor of notifying Mr. Brown of . the Commission 's decision. Mr . Murray said he would be in favor of condemning this land for a road, if necessary. On motion of Councilman Pumphrey, seconded by Councilman Hill, Council voted unanimously to accept the recommendation of the Planning Commission that the request of Mr. R. Edwin Brown for a change in the zoning classification of the Phillips , Altizer, Brown tract south of Loudoun Memorial Hospital entrance be denied since it is felt that such a change is not in the best interest of the Town of Leesburg , and that a copy of this resolution be sent to Mr. Brown. On motion of Mayor Rollins , seconded by Councilman Murray, the following resolution was placed on the floor for discussion : BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, that the Board of Directors of the Loudoun Memorial Hospital be informed that, if they decide to expand the facilities of MINUTES OF MAY 14, 1969 MEETING . the Hospital on the present site , the Town hereby expresses its intent to condemn a parcel of land suitable for an access road from Route 7 to Cornwall Street , and we further hereby express our intention to pay one-third of the cost of the con- struction of the road , which includes the cost of any condemna- tion proceeding , and that a copy of this resolution be sent to the Board of Supervisors , who have previously expressed their intent to participate to the extent of one-third of the cost . On motion of Councilman Howard, seconded by Councilman Murray, the following amendment to the above resolution was unanimously adopted To include the purchase of land necessary for the access road and to pay one-third of the cost of acquiring the land by pur- chase or condemnation. The resolution, as• amended, was then unanimously adopted and reads as follows : BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, that the Board of Directors of the Loudoun Memorial Hospital be informed that , if they decide to expand the facilities of the Hospital on the present site, the Town hereby expresses its intent to purchase or condemn a parcel of land suitable for an access road from Route 7 to Cornwall Street, and we further hereby express our intention to pay one-third of the cost of the construction of the road, which includes acquiring the land by purchase or condemnation, if necessary, and that a copy of this resolution be sent to the Board of Supervisors , who have previously expressed their intent to participate to the extent of one-third of the cost . The recommendation of the Planning Commission to approve the plat of Prospect Hills , Section 6 , was -discussed by Council. Mr. Forbes ' said this plat is in accordance with the Major Thorofare- Plan. Mr. Tyler asked what Council would require as to the dedication of Pros- pect Place . Mr. Forbes said that South Catoctin Circle has been dedi- cated andthis plat would automatically dedicate both of these streets Mr. Forbes also said that the Planning Commission discussed the 4,822 square feet to be dedicated to the Town for a water tank, but they did not know whether this standpipe would be needed. However, Mr . White is willing to dedicate this and it can be vacated at a later date if Coun- cil decides to do this . Mr. Ritter said he wrote Johnson and Williams regarding this , however, Mr. Williams is out of town, so no answer has been received. Other uses for this land were discussed also. On mo- tion of Councilman Hill, seconded by Councilman Murray, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: • BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, that the Town Council hereby adopts the plat, as presented, of Section 6 of Prospect Hills Subdivision, and the Clerk is hereby directed to sign the plat for recordation. d Mayor Rollins asked that the Utility Committee pursue the vacation of this land. for a water tank, if necessary. On motion of Councilman Pumphrey, seconded by Councilman Hill, the following resolution was discussed at length and unanimously adopted: BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, that the Town Manager be authorized to ask for bids on the construction of a Sanitary Sewer Line across East Market Street to serve Arl Curry 's land. Mr. Ritter explained that this is not a simple crossing to make this connection and this is why it is brought before the Council. It will cost about $1,200 to bring this line from the existing main west in front of the Gulf Service Station up to the entrance into Mr. Curry 's land. Mr . Floyd Gooden, who appeared at last meeting, asking that a Zoning Certificate be issued for the building of a welding shop on Mr. ::- MINUTES OF MAY 14 , 1969 MEETING. Curry 's land, was given the go-ahead, since Mr. Curry is going to build this sewer line as soon as we finish our part . Councilman Pumphrey said Mr. McCann has said definitely that he wants to hook onto this line . Councilman Hill said the Committee was hoping to get an ex- pression from Mr. Curry as to future development of this land and Mr. Ritter said he has spent a considerable amount of time with Mr. Curry, trying to work out a solution to this and he will continue to do so. He said eventually there should be a street in thele . On motion of Councilman Murray , seconded by Councilman Howard, the following resolution was unanimously adopted : '_ BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, that the following appropriations be made: $8 , 990 .00 - Central Contracting Co. , for building 9 ' x 4 ' Box Culvert on South Street at Saffer 's Mill . $6 , 949 to be paid from Public Improvement Fund, • and $2,041 paid from General Fund. 200.00 - Supplemental Appropriation - General Fund - Contingency . CD 200.00 - Supplemental Appropriation - Advertising and OZ Printing. . G 200 .00 - Supplemental Appropriation - Other Services and Supplies - Telephone . 200 .00 - Supplemental Appropriation - Other Services and , Supplies - Electricity and Fuel Oil. • On motion of Councilman Murray, seconded by Councilman Howard, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: I BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, that an appropriation be made in the amount of $8 ,702 .64 to pay English Construction Co . for Estimate #7 on Project S-III . On motion of Councilman Murray, seconded by Councilman Pumphrey, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, that the Mayor be authorized to execute the contract between Town of Leesburg and Limbach Company for Project S-IV , pend- ing approval of insurance . The sewer line to the Covered Wagon Restaurant was discussed at this time . Mr. Ritter said he doesn ' t see how we can make them pay for any of this, that they didn ' t ask for the sewer line there in the first place . There is nothing in the Deed to say who has to pay for what. He said he would take this up with the Town Attorney . He also pointed out that Mr . Chester Williams was very agreeable to the vacation of Clay Road and the corner of land down by the creek, and he thinks this should be considered. i t - Councilman Murray asked that the Town Attorney go over the Air- port Lease and give the Committee any legal advice he might think necejc- sary . Mr. Martin said there was no legal question insofar as putting money in escrow is concerned. Councilman Murray reiterated the fact 111 that the Committee wished him to advise them of anything they should be aware of in connection with this Airport matter . The proposed Budget for 1969-1970 was discussed at this time . Councilman Murray suggested that perhaps the surfacing of Edwards Ferry Road could be done with rental equipment ; that he has been told it could be done for about $22 ,000 to $25 ,000. Mr.• Ritter said the Street Committee has discussed this and they will discuss it further and re- port back at the next meeting . !4 MINUTES OF MAY 14, 1969 MEETING . On motion of Mayor Rollins, seconded by Councilman Pumphrey, the Budget, as presented, was tentatively adopted. On motion of Mayor Rollins, seconded by Councilman Murray , the tentative tax rate was set at $ . 90 per hunderd dollars of valuation on ' real estate ; $1 .00 on personal property and $ . 80 on bank stock . Mayor Rollins said that the Public Hearing on the Budget and the Tax Levy would be held on June' llth and asked Mr. Ritter to see that it is advertised in the Loudoun Times-Mirror. There being no further business , the meeting adjourned at 10:00 P.M. •• ` Mayor 4.1 Clerk of he Council • 1• lir N. • The proposed 1969-70 Budget is based on no increase in tax rates. The anticipated revenue in the General Fund is $363 ,343 . Total Expenditures are $332,720. The difference of $2.9,377 will be financed from unappropriated surplus at June 30, 1959. I Utility Fund anticipated revenue is $163,500, with no increase in rates . Expenditures are $210,350. The differ- ence of $45,850 will be financed from unappropriated surplus at June 30, 1969. i I t - . Property Taxes $ 12,810,570 - Assessed Value of i . E. for 1968-69 657 ,466 - Assessed Value of Pub . Serv. Co 's .. $ 13 ,463,036 X.05% - Anticipated increase for 1959 $ 673,401.80 13 ,468,036 $ 14 ,141,437 - Assessed Value of all R.E. Taxes for 1959-70 900 per hundred • $ " 127,2.72. 9330 - Total R.E. Taxes for 1969-70 45 , 162 - Total P. P. Taxes for 1969-70 $ 172,434 - Total Property Tax for 1969-70 . 97% - Collections � $ 167 ,260 - Anticipated Revenue from Property Taxes, based on a 90c R.E. Levy and $1.00 P.P. Levy . Bank Balances-May 14, 1969 General Fund $ 86 ,639.49 Utility Fund 92,634.67 Airport Fund 10,607 .90 Public Improvement Fund 5 ,949.02 Bond Issue Account 203,837 . 95 PROPOSED 1969-1970 BUDGET GENE:AL FUND •The proposed. General Fund Budget is inpthe amount of $333, 920, an increase of $31,039 over 1968-69. This would be accomplished by increasing the tax rate on Real Estate by 15 cents . The recommended rate is $1 .05 on Real Estate and $1.00 on Personal Property. The reason ;or the increase in the Budget is due to proposed $650 ,000 General Obligation Bond Issue , consisting of the -following items : ' $500 ,000 - To complete Sewer Projects S-I , S-II , S-III and S-IV . • 29,6)3 - Sewer Project - at. 654 from Tuscarora Interceptor to 1:.t . 7 . 46,000 - Sewer Project - at . 15 south from existing Manhole 1 near Evergreen Mill Thad to west side off at. 15 . 2,829 - Sewer Project - Two crossings on 7 • Dual Lary. . 15 ,085 - Water Line Project - tat . 7 east to be re- located in connection with Interchange at By-Pass . 35 ,000 - Estimated amount dna Johnson and Williams on Potomac River Water Line Design. 15 ,000 - Street Project to Hospital, between Market Street and Cornwall Street. $643,613 The assessed valuation of Real Estate has increased ap- proximately 5% over last year the new assessment being $14 , 141,437 . With a rate of $1.05 per $100 , this will pro- duce $148,485, or $7 ,424 for every 5 cents . Personal Property valuation is assumed to be the same as last year. This figure is $4 ,516 ,794, including Public Servi=e Companies . L rate of $1 .00 will produce $4+5 , 152 . Assuming 977 collection, the total property tax for budget purposes is $140,435 and $45 , 162 , or $193 ,647 x 97% = $187 ,837 . Capital Outlays are considerably reduced, with $45 ,200 recommended, compared with $71, 141 appropriated during the . current year. A Street Resurfacing Program in the amount of $35 ,000 is shown, which includes $5 ,000 for the unsurfaced portion of Edwards Ferry Road. UTILITY FUND The new Sewage Treatment Plant will go into operation this fall, and provision has to be made in this nudge for $34, 150 for maintenance and operation of the new plant . Knew Water Billing System is being recommended at a • Capital Cost of $5 ,010 . This equipment will pay for itself in a matter of two or three years , by savings on forms , pos- tage and efficiency of operation. To finance the two items above , the Utility Fund revenue will have to be increased by raising the water rates . The present rates are : Min. "4i11 - $6 .00 for 7500 gal . 1st 5C M @ 80c 2nd 50M Q 5OC 3rd 50M @ 50C 4th 50M @ 400 Excess of 200,000 1.00 The proposed rates are : Min. bill - $7 .50 for 7500 gal. 1st 50 2.1 0 $1.00 2nd 50M n 30c Excess of 100,000 0 SCC The table -below shows how the new rates would affect different usages on the quarterly bills . The sewer charge would he the some as the water charge . 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